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Hail Eris!
Clive Cussler is good for brainless fun too. Shock Wave was a good adventure book.
Elizabeth Wurtzel is captivating, though I can't read Bitch without wanting to drop kick something small, cute and fluffy.
Everyone should read Time-Traveller's Wife NOW. My favourite book ever, I think.
Tis a weird book!
I was going to get that at the library the other day. But I've got an exam to study for - then I can get back into reading properly, and I'll go and get it.
I'm reading up for my Financial Planning Certificate - but at the same time, trying to read Augusten Burroughs - Dry. It's the one after 'Running with Scissors' (which I'm told comes out later this year as a movie). EVERYONE should read them!
I'm reading The Amber Spyglass as well, although my progress with that is hindered by being back at uni; I read the other two over Boxing day and the day after. I think Philip Pullman is great, and I really liked the Sally Lockhart books as well.
What else have I got to read? Oh yeah, some course textbooks like 'An Introduction to Old English', something about phonology and my new photocopy packs for Syntax and LVC.
I LOVE that book! It's weird, granted, but in such a wonderul way....
I'm reading an e.e cummings poetry collection (my favourite poet by far), and Hope Dies Last by Studs Terkel. Waiting for amazon to send me the sequel to A Million Little Pieces; it's called My Friend Leonard and is meant to be even better than the first one....
"Where rainbows end". im addicted to these books wel worth the money they are 10/10
Good taste! God, I love e.e cummings, impossible not to when he has produced the best metaphor for bedroom eyes I've ever read.
". . . . . . . And eyes big love-crumbs,
and possibly i like the thrill
of under me you so quite new"
Best sex poetry ever.